Connect with country: 4 Aboriginal experiences in WA Parks

This year we’re all spending more time in Western Australia. And, each time we wander out yonder we have more…

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Walk your way: 5 wellness-boosting hikes in WA

John Muir is known as the ‘Father of the National Parks’. He was one of the most famous naturalists…

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How to switch screen time for green time

As we develop more technology for home and work, screens and devices feel like they are becoming inescapable. So, how…

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Go wild this Spring

National parks from across the State will be showcased with the WA Parks Foundation’s Spring into Parks campaign.

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Murujuga viewing access improved

Access for viewing culturally significant rock art at Murujuga National Park in the Pilbara has been greatly improved through the…

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Meet May Gibbs’ bush babies

The bush fantasy world of May Gibbs (1877 – 1969) illustrator, artist and children’s author has created a unique Australian…

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Unlocking genetic blueprints of two WA icons

A world-first genome mapping of Western Australia’s quokkas by scientists from The University of Western Australia has been completed. Researchers…

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New campsites on the Turquoise Coast

New campgrounds in the heart of wildflower country along WA’s stunningly beautiful Turquoise Coast are now available for booking. Managed…

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Up Deep River

by David de Vos Heraclitus says you can’t step into the same river twice. Lee Child warns Jack Reacher to…

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Unlocking genetic blueprints of two WA icons

A world-first genome mapping of Western Australia’s quokkas by scientists from The University of Western Australia has been completed. Researchers…

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